Starting to think all men are ugly

[tropicalslavic]

Moreso for the mother than the dad. Also if the mother had several children already, then it's not as likely. Its only typical for people over 40 having their very first child.

I find it really funny when men cope about how aging doesn't affect them as much as it does women.

Men's sperm quality determines much about pregnancy - the placenta is entirely the father's DNA, and it's responsible for growing the baby for 9 months. Shitty quality DNA from shitty quality sperm will directly affect a child's development in the womb. It's been proven that a man ever being a smoker throughout his life, before impregnating a woman, has a direct affect on the child's tendency towards obesity and impulse control. Men being fat, eating unhealthily, and being old produces lower sperm count and lower quality of sperm.

I will say that a 40 year old man in perfect health and a 40 year old woman in perfect health are probably likelier to produce healthy children than a couple where either person is obese, unhealthy, has a poor diet, doesn't exercise, etc. - we are too dramatic about how old age affects us, lifestyle matters infinitely more.

That being said, I've had several friends who couldn't get pregnant because their boyfriends or husbands were so medically unhealthy that their sperm was genuinely incapable of impregnating a woman.

Oh, it matters for men. It matters quite a lot.

[Richmondbread]

I find it really funny when men cope about how aging doesn't affect them as much as it does women.

Men's sperm quality determines much about pregnancy - the placenta is entirely the father's DNA, and it's responsible for growing the baby for 9 months. Shitty quality DNA from shitty quality sperm will directly affect a child's development in the womb. It's been proven that a man ever being a smoker throughout his life, before impregnating a woman, has a direct affect on the child's tendency towards obesity and impulse control. Men being fat, eating unhealthily, and being old produces lower sperm count and lower quality of sperm.

I will say that a 40 year old man in perfect health and a 40 year old woman in perfect health are probably likelier to produce healthy children than a couple where either person is obese, unhealthy, has a poor diet, doesn't exercise, etc. - we are too dramatic about how old age affects us, lifestyle matters infinitely more.

That being said, I've had several friends who couldn't get pregnant because their boyfriends or husbands were so medically unhealthy that their sperm was genuinely incapable of impregnating a woman.

Oh, it matters for men. It matters quite a lot.

It DOES, but not to the extent as it does for women. This is not being "sexist", it's biological. Men can still father a child at 90.

If a woman starts having babies in her early 20s and keeps going- she can definitely be fertile well into middle aged and even beyond- it might even delay menopause. But on average, most women don't want to keep having children (which is understandable) and once that happens, the eggs start to dry up and they lose their ability to have children . Men can still produce sperm (unless they got an accident or something).

[Marmara]

I find it really funny when men cope about how aging doesn't affect them as much as it does women.

Men's sperm quality determines much about pregnancy - the placenta is entirely the father's DNA, and it's responsible for growing the baby for 9 months. Shitty quality DNA from shitty quality sperm will directly affect a child's development in the womb. It's been proven that a man ever being a smoker throughout his life, before impregnating a woman, has a direct affect on the child's tendency towards obesity and impulse control. Men being fat, eating unhealthily, and being old produces lower sperm count and lower quality of sperm.

I will say that a 40 year old man in perfect health and a 40 year old woman in perfect health are probably likelier to produce healthy children than a couple where either person is obese, unhealthy, has a poor diet, doesn't exercise, etc. - we are too dramatic about how old age affects us, lifestyle matters infinitely more.

That being said, I've had several friends who couldn't get pregnant because their boyfriends or husbands were so medically unhealthy that their sperm was genuinely incapable of impregnating a woman.

Oh, it matters for men. It matters quite a lot.

My 50 year old unhealthy chain-smoker uncle had a healthy daughter recently.

[tropicalslavic]

My 50 year old unhealthy chain-smoker uncle had a healthy daughter recently.

I'm sure he did.

It doesn't change the overall statistical trend, though.

[Hyena]

After over analyzing in the looks phase, I have come full circle , and have concluded that men are just plain ugly , plain and simple. None of them are attractive. Not a one. It explains why I hate how I look .

So, to cut through all of the B.S., the real title of this thread should be, 'If I can't be handsome, then NO man can be good-looking!'

[Richmondbread]

So, to cut through all of the B.S., the real title of this thread should be, 'If I can't be handsome, then NO man can be good-looking!'

But I can be.

[Hyena]

But I can be.

...None of them are attractive. Not a one........

That's what you said. at the opening of this thread.

It just seemed like the usual meade-getting-mad-and-tipping-the-checker-board-over schtick.

[BakersfieldChimp]

But I can be.

then why aren't you?

[Richmondbread]

then why aren't you?

I am, but I don't look my ideal currently.

[Hithaeglir]

I like your thought process